Trinity Catholic to Remain Open
Kaitlyn Filanowski and Brianna Iorfino
June 11, 2019
At the Trinity High graduation on May 30, 2019, Dr. Steven Cheeseman, the superintendent of schools for the Diocese of Bridgeport, announced: “this is not the place to do this but I would like to tell everyone that this will not be the last Trinity graduation!” The whole gymnasium filled with che...
Unfinished Courtyard Renovations an Eyesore
Shayna Druckman, Editor-in-Chief
June 6, 2019
Round Table Editor-in-Chief Shayna Druckman speaks with Principal Manka and some SHS students about the status of the unfinished renovations to the school's courtyards.
An Interview With Nancy Gibbs
Philemon Mathai and Alexa Carrero
June 4, 2019
Stamford High's 2019 graduation speaker Nancy Gibbs opens up about being the first female editor of Time Magazine, the glass ceiling, and disappointing President Trump.
Highlights of the 2018-2019 Debate Season
Isabella Sorial, Editor-in-Chief
May 31, 2019
Editors Note: The author of this article is a member of the debate team. This past year was a wonderful year for our Debate Team. For the first time in a very long time, the team managed to win at least one award every month of the season (from October to May) and the team participated...
SHS Celebrates Memorial Day with Annual Ceremony
Toshiana Keating, Features Editor
May 24, 2019
On Wednesday, May 22, Stamford High School honored those who have died in service by holding its annual memorial day assembly. The event was organized by teacher Doug Maclehose for the past 11 years. For most, the federal holiday serves as the start of summer—but Maclehose was sure to emphasize that...
Community Debates Budget Cuts at District Forum
Isabella Sorial, Editor-in-Chief
May 24, 2019
Hundreds of Stamford Public Schools’ staff gathered in The Rogers International School auditorium on Monday, May 20 to discuss ways the district could save money. From last year, the Department of Education was in a $3.3 million deficit because of mold expenses, increasing health insurance costs, a...
Earl Kim resigns due to lack of ‘positive team dynamic’
Sam Diamond and Isabella Garcia
April 24, 2019
On Tuesday, April 23, in a Stamford Board of Education meeting, incoming superintendent Dr. Tamu Lucero took the place of outgoing superintendent Earl Kim, who had announced his intention to resign Friday, April 12. During an approximately hour-long recess, the board met with an attorney in a private meeting ...
Congressman Himes Discusses Solutions to Spiraling Cost of Higher Education
John Bolognino, Connection Time News Producer
March 28, 2019
Fourth District Congressman Jim Himes discussed creative solutions to the spiraling cost of higher education at a town hall meeting at UConn Stamford on Tuesday, March 19. About a hundred people turned out to speak with Himes on topics including healthcare, border security, the Green New Deal and th...
Students React To College Admissions Scandal
March 26, 2019
SHS students share their take on the recent admissions scandal, involving several prominent universities and celebrity parents, with reporters. ...
Boys Ice Hockey Team Commends Fairfield Player For His Courageous Actions
Abby Wexler, Taylor Yaghmaie, and Devon Yaghmaie
March 5, 2019
When a cancer survivor finally gets to the long desired step of remission in their fight, the last thing they want to think about is having to go through it all again. For Charlie Capalbo, a former Fairfield Co-Op hockey player, he thought his fight with Non-Hodgkin Lymphoblastic Lymphoma T-cell Stage 3 C...
Behind the Scenes of the Lip Dub
Hannah Bushell, Staff Writer
February 28, 2019
On Wednesday, January 30, Stamford High School students and faculty joined together to film Stamford High’s first majorly successful lip dub since 2015. “It was a day that everyone could celebrate, have a good time, and kind of kick back and relax, and that’s super important,” explained...
Stamford High Holds Annual African American Award Ceremony
Andrew Patashnik, Staff Writer
February 13, 2019
Thursday February 7, the Stamford High African American History Classes hosted their annual award ceremony, recognizing African American Stamford High alumni who excelled in athletics during their time at SHS and went on to succeed greatly in life. The ceremony recognized Robert “Spider” Hayes (Class of 1965...
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